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Subscribe to commentsHal 9000Sep 27th 2010 6:03PM
It is funny to see how all the new tables in the market offer the flash support as if it was a state-of-the-art technology. Flash is an outdated technology, popular, yes, but obsolete. the future is HTML5. I recall the day, more than 10 years ago when Apple do the same thing with the Floppy Disk in the iMac product line.
UberSilSep 27th 2010 10:07PM
They should have named it the Blueberry.
To be honest, it seems like a tablet that isn't big enough to write all to well on and too small to use as a phone. And much like Android it's using what is essentially still a phone OS. But... I wait to be proven wrong.
Paul DenisOct 5th 2010 2:47PM
I don't think their tauting it as a new technology, but a benefit since the Apple's IOS devices DON'T and probably never will have it. On the other hand. Apple promoted Copy & Paste as something revolutionary when they added it to their iPhone OS a couple of years ago.